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Whistlepips replied Jun 25, 2013Tried it and the code enclosed produced the following table. //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| script program start function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ int ...
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Whistlepips replied Jun 25, 2013Thx Cyber. I will try that.
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Whistlepips replied Jun 25, 2013It took me quite a while to reach that explanation. I was kinda satisfied into it at a time. Not saying that its the one CP is talking about. Not saying it cant go deeper than that....... a brilliant mathematical formula explaining crowd (market) ...
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Whistlepips replied Jun 25, 2013One explanation is the "geometrical" one. I figured this a while a go. It fits in the crowd behavior point of view. When the price starts to curve one way or the other and the crowd follows, the price will go "ballistic" and the pace increases to ...
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Whistlepips replied Jun 25, 2013Thx. Now that script works and I can export adjustable amount of data with it. I have been trying to code time & date & day of week functions into the code, but with no success so far. I would also like to have the day of week into it. So that the ...
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Whistlepips replied Jun 25, 2013Heres some pics more of what could be done with statistical approach. The difference in uptick/downtick vol that connects to price movement gets smaller and smaller as the timeframe increases. These are from H1. Swingdata is jargon still as there is ...
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Whistlepips replied Jun 24, 2013One null missing. Problem solved
iCustom(Symbol(),0,"ZigZag",12,5,3, 0,PRICE_CLOSE,MODE_SIGNAL,0,i) It does work however only on your filewrite code. Not on output history I posted before....Drill yourself quickly into pairs you prefer: Zig zag statistics
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Whistlepips replied Jun 24, 2013TicksSeparateVolume works ok now. However, there seems to be some problems with zig zag values. They dont seem to go with the ones in EJH1 chart. Dont match with the values zig zag 12.5.3 prints on the chart. It brings only upswing tops to the data ...
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Whistlepips replied Jun 23, 2013Thx Hayseed. I will study your code. Heres about 10 mins of work with that excel sheet I made. Just a pic of it. My data is gmt+2. EJH1 zig zag swings from the last 14 years or so related to the time of day they happened. Edit: By the way I tried to ...
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Whistlepips replied Jun 23, 2013Ok. If you drag&drop this into your chart, it produces a file into experts/scripts folder. I think it is originally made by Hanover. KISS version of exporting it to excel is to simply copypaste it
. Then you can use excel text to columns to ...Drill yourself quickly into pairs you prefer: Zig zag statistics
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Whistlepips replied Jun 23, 2013I think I got this one solved now. Never would have imagined that I can do something with the code

so big thumbs up to you Hayseed for pointing me the way
. I will get back with this laters as I have something else to do now.Drill yourself quickly into pairs you prefer: Zig zag statistics
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Whistlepips replied Jun 22, 2013Well I got the export stuff solved partially

. There is some problems with time & date and this one shows only uptickvolumes. It should show also downtickvolume on a separate column. Im almost there with this one. Time & date produces 10 ...Drill yourself quickly into pairs you prefer: Zig zag statistics
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Whistlepips replied Jun 22, 2013Thx Hayseed. I think I got it now. If you drag & drop the script into the chart. It produces a file into experts/file folder. There may be two kinds of subprojects related to what Im thinking of achieving from this work. 1. To develop an indicator ...
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Whistlepips replied Jun 22, 2013Crap
I couldnt use that code of yours. I dont understand how it should be connected into indicators..... But instead I found the enclosed Output history script, which has custom indicator opportunity attached. Unfortunately Im not able to even do ...Drill yourself quickly into pairs you prefer: Zig zag statistics
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Whistlepips replied Jun 22, 2013If someone is into spreadsheets heres couple of sites loaded with them. Maybe these can be used so that you export your data into these and they make the calculations automatically (or with little adjustments) they are designed to do. Share yours ...
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Whistlepips replied Jun 22, 2013Thx Hayseed. If I unerstood it right I can now 1. adjust the amount of history values on the code for what I like it to be 2. attach this piece of code into my indicator code (or several indicators) on metaeditor window (does it matter where in the ...
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Whistlepips replied Jun 21, 2013Hey Hayseed. Thx for the reply, but Im afraid it takes a little more advice for me to be able to do the filewrite
Im not very familiar with mql language and programming so its a bit of a needle on a haystack for me at the moment. I tried ...Drill yourself quickly into pairs you prefer: Zig zag statistics
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Whistlepips replied Jun 21, 2013Hmmm. No answers....
Well maybe there is some other way to get into the same conclusion. Does anybody know if there is a way to export "indicator" data out from MT4 to eg. excel and do the statistics there. Like eg. combine zig zag swing ...Drill yourself quickly into pairs you prefer: Zig zag statistics
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Whistlepips replied Jun 20, 2013There is volume combined on zig zag swings on this one, but it shows the average volume on swings, not cumulative.
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Whistlepips replied Jun 20, 2013This one seems to separate buyers & sellers vol. It may be beneficial to also separate buyers & sellers in swing volumes.
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